- Nine Inch Nails
- Thom Yorke
- Solange
- Justice
- St. Vincent
- Tyler, The Creator
- James Blake
- Pretty Lights
- Jamie XX
- Phantogram
- Pussy Riot
- The Jesus Lizard
- Nina Kraviz
- Godspeed You! Black Emperor
- REZZ
- Laurie Anderson
- Cashmere Cat
- Cardi B
- Perfume Genius
- Gas
- En Vogue
- Lil B
- of Montreal
- Venetian Snares x Daniel Lanois
- Princess Nokia
- Kimbra
- Mount Kimbie
- Corbin
- Shlohmo
- The Album Leaf
- DJ Tennis
- Tim Hecker
- Forest Swords
- Babyfather
- G Jones
- Shabazz Palaces
- Andy Stott
- Jessy Lanza
- Roni Size
- Jlin
- Priests
- Bjarki
- Demdike Stare
- Saro
- Rabit x House of Kenzo
- B L A C K I E
- Marcus Marr
- HoodCelebrityy
- Faten Kanaan
- True American
- Pearl Crush
- Deep Cuts
- Tyler Barber
- N N O A
- Santa Muerte
- Kona FM
- Narcons
- Acid Jeep
- Hescher
- Tearz
- XLX
- Miguel Flaco
- Collin Hedrick
- LIMB

Priests
Priests are Daniele Daniele (drums), Katie Alice Greer (vocals), G.L. Jaguar (guitar), and Taylor Mulitz (bass). Formed in 2011, the band has proven a valuable force for strangeness in a city that is increasingly terraformed by norms. At a time when few groups were making serious moves beyond the Beltway, Priests toured throughout North America and Europe. More significantly, they’ve helped to raise the general standard of show-going at home through cassettes and singles released on Sister Polygon, including music by bands like Sneaks, Snail Mail, Pinkwash, Cigarette, Downtown Boys, and numerous Priests-affiliated groups like Gauche and Flasher. Still, even amidst thriving hometown creativity, Priests possess a singular gravity. They are physical and combustible, urgent and visceral.